Rvd literally hits a backflip off the ropes just to pick up the chair he was standing next to and throw it at the guy right in front of him to start the sequence. What’s believable about that? Lmao.
When Kurt Angle critiqued today’s wrestling
“These guys are showing their athleticism. They’re not showing their working ability.”
“A lot of times I see somebody that just took a devastating move & comes up & doesn’t sell it. It’s like woah. That’s not how it’s supposed to be.”
shawns attitude that night was everything, he walked out there with a legit.broken back. All these years later, the goosebumps are still real!
What would the "Attitude Era" have been if this wasn't HBK's last match until SummerSlam 2002?
In the past, Drake Wuertz shared some extreme views. He spread a rhetoric that was offensive to many and in some cases, dangerous.
What makes him worthy of a second chance & why does that second chance come in GCW of all places?
The answer to that question is personal to me...
They are the greatest tag team in professional wrestling history—and it’s not even close.
While others relied strictly on high-flying spots or flash-in-the-pan gimmicks, Bubba Ray and D-Von were masterclass psychologists. They didn't just work a crowd; they weaponized them. Every single movement, every piece of trash talk, and every meticulously timed table spot was engineered to manipulate the audience's emotions into an absolute frenzy.
They made you genuinely hate them, forced you to respect their greatness, and had you leaping out of your seat when the tables finally got brought out.
Name another duo that commanded the psychology of a match better than D-Von and Bubba. You can't !.
There's some point in (mostly) every wrestling's fan life when everything just clicks and it becomes apparent just how great these two minutes of Harley Race vs Haku are. If you're not there yet, it's okay. There's still time. Life is a journey.